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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-26
HERR MOST'S TRIAL.
Revenge is Hid in the Lap Of
the Future"
KAlzER WLLHELM's SPEECH.
More OF Ex-senator JOnes-Commer
clsI UniOn-Thirteen Saved
Other News Items.
The Most Trial .

New YORK, November 25.-The trial
of Herr Most was continued to-day.
Counsel for the defense. in his opening
address, declared that it was not Most,
but free speech which was on trial He
declared, among other things, that he
would prove that when one of Most's
auditors wanted to begin the work of
destruction at once, Most coun-
seled patience. Adolph Schenck,
who was convicted with Most
last year, for taking part in
an unlawful assemblage was the first
witness. officer Sachs had testified
that SChenck had presided at the meet
ing, and introduced Most. Schenck
swore that he was on Staten Island on
the night in question; admitted that
he was an Anarchist and in favor of
bringing about q revolution in society.
by force, if necessary. He described
anarchy as me condition Of things
wherein people rule themselves in COM
munities, without any state or general
government without courts, without
law. Common sense should be the only
rule of conduct. There should be no
punishment for wrong-doing, except
the guilty persons own conscience,
which, in me, would set him right.
Moritz SchIitzer, a printer IL lIost's
Office, swore that he presided at the
meeting and introduced Most. Sci u :
ger stated that Most, when a voice
sailed out "Revenge!" replied: Not
to-day. Revenge is hid IN the lap of
the future" Witness insisted that
Most did o. recommend any assassin
atoms or counsel any violation o, law
Emil Kesse said that Most made no
threats. Witness did not know whether
the United States was a republic or a
monarchy. He had not studied our
form of government.
Adjourned till Monday.
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Ex-senator Jones again.

DETBoIT, November 25. - Regarding
the many stories which have been cir
cuIated recently about ex-senator
Jones, it is stated, tonight, that while
his finances are not in as good condition
as when he was in receipt of a salary
from the United States Senate, he is
not, in any sense, a pauper, nor is his
mind unbalanced. Some weeks ago,
Mr.. Jones chose to leave his hotel
and become the guest of Mr..
z. O'Neill, of whose house
he is still an inmate, by in
Yitation. To-day a man took the
liberty of circulating a subscription list
in aid of the ex-senator. This was the
last straw, and tonight Mr.. jones is
sued the following card, the first ex-
preston regarding himself he has made
since coming to Detroit:
Isee il statedin an evening paper that an
appeal is being made to the public in my
behalf. have never taken any notice, up
to this time, of anything said in
family. l now desire to say that l have
given no authority to any one to ask any
contributions of money for me, and that
ana not sn applicant for public charity.
CHAS. W. JONES.
Mr.. Jones stated that he proposed
returning to Florida to live. after he has
Sc tied up his affairs in Detroit. and
will be a candidate for United States
Senator. to succeed Wilkinson Call, of
Jacksonville.
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THAT INSURANCE SUIT.
Balfour'S Opinion Regarding
O'Brien's Treatment.
MONARCHISTS WANT PEACE.
FrAud-A Bad Joke-The
Irish-Etc
The Sensational Insurance Suit.

JOLIET. ILL.,, November 25.-The jury
in the case of the California Insurance
Company against the Lambert & Bishop
Wire Fence Company, to recover insur-
ance losses paid, on the ground of in
candiarlsm, returned verdict, this
morning, for defendants. The case was
one of the most important Of the kind
ever tried in the State, and on account
of the prominence of the parties con
cerned and the sensational character of
the charges made by the insurance COM
pany, it attracted widespread attention
throughout the State. The insurance
company rested its case principally
upon the testimony of J. NJ. Whyte,
formerly superintendent for Lambert q
Bishop. This man claimed that he had
set fire to the buildings, having been
instigated to the deed by the defend
ants, who wanted the insurance money.
This statement was denied in toto by
Lambert g. Bishop, who, besides testify
ing in their own behalf, introduced
other testimony to show that the fire
did not originate as WhYte stated 1t
did
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STARS AND STRIPES.

Chicago Tribune-Mrs. Cleveland ne ed
be in no hurry to sell Oak View.
Boston Journal critique on
a homely bride: Her face would wean
a calf"
Fort Worth Ga@stte = Shake, Pat!
Divil wan oV yez wuz mixed up vic
the haythen Anarchists.
Chester TimeS-Philadelphia should
now turn her attention TO elevated
roads. Philadelphia's awful slow-at
times.
New York Telegrnm-In the struggle
between Lesseps and the canal, Les.
seps has shown lots OF sand. So has the
canal.
Teras Siftings-A New York musica
journal saws Mrs. Potter is "a born
amateur" And it is not likely that she
will ever outgrow it.
Portland ArguS-"Be bold. be bold,
but be not over-bold." Democrats,
please take heed Be conf dent, be con-
fdent, but be not over-conident.
New York Tribune-It will be an ex.
cellent thing for John MoSts ne Ith il
he is sent to the island again, He will
have to work aud take baths.
Detroit Free Press-N office to foreign
asssssins-If you don't behave yourself
when you come from Europe, you will
speedil go TO your rope.
Minneapolis Tribune-It begins to look
as If there would be several of Don
nelly's ciphers, preceded by figure two
and dollar mark.
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A Bad JoIe-i Royal Denial.

PARIS, November 25.-The Monitcur
(OrIeanist), declares that the story of
the alleged Orleanist conspiracy to dis
credit Germany in the eyes of Russia is
a bad joke and could not be taken seri-
ously by any French journal. The
Monarchists, it says, have always de-
sired and striven to maintain peace.
The Journal deS DebatS publishes a
telegram from Vienna, which says that
Prince Ferdinand. of Bulgaria, and his
mother. Princess Clementine, have de-
cided to issue 8 formal denial of the
Cologne Gazette'S insinuations against
their family.
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O'Brien

LONDON, November %. a let er
written by Balfour, Chief Secretary for
Ireland, is published, in which he refers
to the "grotesque episode" of O'Brien 5
clothes. He says that O'Brien was not
treated in Tullamore prison either with
leniency or severity. He has succeeded
in sheltering himself under medical
opinions. His lungs are delicate and
his heart action weak. Balfour also
said that if O'Brien refuses to wear the
prison dress force should not be applied
to compel him. There is no reason
why he should not fulfil his term in
prison, but he cannot safely be sub
jected to the usual discipline.
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Does He Retract?

NASHVILLE, Tenn, November Is
The Board of Missions of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, met to-day
and considered the matter of the utter
ances of Rev. DR.. Kelly regarding the
Emmq Abbott episode at the McKen.
drie Church. Dr.. Kelly, in published
card at the time, apparently defended
Miss Abbott and the conference at Tus-
caIoosa, three days ago, voted to request
his resignation as treasurer of the B ard
of Missions. DR.. Kelly appeared before
the board to-day and presented q state
card is not sufficiently explicit and that
ne did not intend to defend the inter
ruption of worship at the McKendrie
Church. He is opposed to any attend
aRce at theatres by members of the
phUTch
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Traffic Rates,

CHICAGO, November 25.-As a result
of the meeting of the transcontinental
lines here to day, it is asserted that the
Canadian Pacific will be allowed to
charge slightly lower rate, and parti
cipate in California and Oregon bust
ness, and that material advance will
be made in the present rates. 1t has
also been agreed to pay the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company a subsidy OF
$65.009 per month. the latter agreeing
to maintain rates and keep cut of the
higher-class business.
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The Coroner 8 Verdict.

LONDON, November 25.-The coroner's
jury at Dover rendered verdict that
the collision between the W. 4. SchoIten
and the Rosa Mary was due to an error
of judgment on the part of the SchOIte,e' s
officers IN trying to cross the bows of
the Rosa Mary, which was anchored
without making allowance for the strong
tide. and that the conduct of the officers
of the EbrO, the rescuing steamer is
of the coroner, however, the clause i'm
putting error of judgment was elimi-
mated from the verdict.
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Restoring Railway Lands

WARRINGTON, November 25.-The
Secretary of the Interior has rendered a
decision in the case of the Southern Pa
cifc Railroad Company, upon which a
rule has been issued to show cause why
certain lands, adjacent to and co-ter-
minus with the uncompleted portion OF
the mail line of the Atlantic & Pacific
Railway Company which Ore Inter
sected by the line of the Southern Pa
cl6c Company should not be rstored to
the public domain, Congress having de-
clared for the future of the grant to the
Atlantic u Pacific Railway Company
as to the uncompleted portion of said
road. The Secretary holds that the effect
of the Atlantic & Pacific forfeiture
was 10 make the United States a
tenant in coUmon with the Southern
Pacific Company, as to common lands
and, therefore, all odd-numbered Sec
lions within the common limits, should
still remain in reservation until a par
titi0n thereof has been made. The sec
rotary says if the company is willing
to accept the alternate sections, he
knows of no objection such course,
and IN that case the remaining section
will be restored to the public domain.
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4 Probable Snlit.

LONDON, November Pa PROBABLE
split will shortly occur in the National
Liberal Club. Eighty eight members
made acquisitions upon the committee
olution that, in the interests of the
party, members should actively engage
in political work. Many Unionists and
Gladstonian members oppose such &C
ton, on the ground that the club COM
prises all the sections of the Liberal
party, and that it would be unwise to
accentuate divisions by participating in
active politics.
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To Move the Fences

WASHINGTON, November 25.-Acting
Land Commissioner Stocksleger has
recommended the institution of suits
to compel the removal of fences claimed
to be illegally maintained by the follow
ing named persons and companies: The
American Cattle Company, of Colorado,
enclosing about 7 600 acres; the Union
o ecres 5 Eo ny Scott G5 OF Ms%S@ onsgna 10y 7
acres Michael Barrett, of Montana, 400
acres; the Home Land g. Cattle Com
pany, of Montana, 1,600 acres; o. H.
Wallace, of Montana, 1000.
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Don't

let that cold of yours run on. You
think it is light thing. But it may
run into cstsrrh. Or into pneumonia.
Or consumption.
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is
dangerous. Consumption is death it
self.
The breathing apparatus must be
kept healthy and clear of all obstruc-
tons and offensive matter. Otherwise
there is trouble ahead.
All the diseases of these parts, head
nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs
can be delightfully."- and entirely cured
by the use of Boschee's German Syrup
If you don't know this already
thousands and thousands of people car
tell you. They have been cured by it
and know how it is, themselves.
Bottle only rs cents. Ask any druggist
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The Emperer's Speech.

BERLIN, November 25.-The NortI
German Gazette, commenting on the
speech from the throne, says the object
Of the bill for the reorganization of the
RndWehr and landstuIm s bringing
about an essential increase of the de-
fensive strength of the empire. That
measure, taken in connection with the
declaration in the speech in regard to
Germany's foreign policy will be re-
ceived by the country and press with
sympathy and satisfaction.
The Kreuz Zeitung, says the bill en-
tails financial sacrifice of only 900 ,OOO
marks. The age of liability to service
in the landsturm, it says, is extended q
few years.
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BANQUET to Wales

LONDON, November Pa banquet
was given this evening by the benchers
of the Temple, the occasion being the
formal termination of the Prince of
Wales year in Office, as treasurer.
Phelps, American minister, gracefully
toasted the health of the Prince OF
Wales. The Prince returned the COM
pliment. He was sure that all would
concur with him in the hope that the
day was very distant when the good
feeling existent between the two coun-
tries would be marred or interrupted.
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The SpeIter Market.

ST. LOUIS, November Pa local
commercial paper asserts that ths
spelter market has been cornered by q
French syndicate, which has operated
through its agents in Missouri, Illinois
and Kansas, where about three-fourths
Of the total output is annually pro-
duced. An impression prevails that
the furnaces are completely sold up for
November, December, and possibly
January. Prices are higher.
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The Commissions Authority.

WASHINGTON, November 25.-Secre
tary Lamar, in his annual report, will
recommend that the Interstate com
mission be made independent of the
authority or supervision of the Interior
Department, and that it be made di-
rectlv responsible to Congress or to the
President, ss nothing in the duties OF
the commission are within the usual
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Dillon to be Chosen

New YORK, November 2E.-The di-
rectors OF the Oregon Trans-Conti-
mental having failed to induce Henry
Willard to accept the presidency, have,
at his suggestion, chosen Sidney Dillon.
They say Elijah Smith will resign the
presidency of the Oregon Navigation
and other companies controlled by the
Oregon Trans Continental.
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The IrI,h.

DUBLIN, November 25.-Denis AcNs-
mara, shop keeper at Ennis, has
been seen sentenced to two weeks i'm
urisonment, for selling copies OF United
Ireland William O'Brien's paper, the
selling of which has been proclaimed.
This is the first instance in which q
person has been prosecuted for selling
papers.
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The Triple Alliance

PEsrH, November 25.-Pcsther Lloyd
denies that each of the Powers in the
triple alliance is only bound to assist an
ally is bound, under all circumstances,
to assist. The paper also says: Bis
marck informed the Gear, at the inter
view at Berlin, Friday, that the triple
alliance was the result of Russia S sui
Ienness and ill will"
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An Assignments.

ST. Louis, November 25.-Joseph W.
Branch made an individual assignment
this afternoon, for the benefit of credi1
tors. He has been at the head of thd
firm of Branch, Cook & Co., for a long
time. No stat ment of the assets and
liabilities has been maize.
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LONDON, November 25. Michael
Davitt, at Carlisle, tonight. declared
that the Irish alone could settle the
land question with the landlords. He
hoped that support would be withheld
from any land purchase scheme pro
posed in England, even if suggested by
Gladstone himself.
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Want a Commercial Union,

TORONTO, November 25,-The Com
mercial Union Club, last night, in
structed its president to Communicate
to Chamberlain and Tucker, British
Fisheries Commissioners, request
from the club that they receive a dele
CATION from it, whose duty it will be to
urge the Importance OF a commercial
union with the United States.
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ThIrteen Saved.

NEW YORK, November 25.-The New
York agent of the Netherland Amer
lean Steamship Company has been in
formed that thirteen passengers OF the
s g amer SchoLten, before reported miss
ing, are now known to have been saved.
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The Lake Storm,

CHEBoYeAN, Mich, November Is
The boat blowing signals of distress last
night off this port was the propeller
Albany She is ashore at the foot of
Bots Blame Island, and is full of water.
The crew were saved. The Montgomery
is near her, also in bad shape, and two
large steamers are reported ashore
below Cheboygan light. All went on
last night during Il 9 storm.
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On False PrStsnses

LONDON, November 25.-The magis
trate of the Westminster Police Court
tonight, granted a summons against
Henry Louis Bischoffsheim, banker, on
a charge of obtaining EAT 900 by false
pretenses from James Macheney, in
connection with the Atlantic g. Great
Western Railroad. The alleged fraud
occurred in 1874.
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One Fact

Is worth column of rhetoric, said an
American Statesman. 1t is fact, es-
tablished by the testimony of thousands
of people, that Hoods Sarsapsrilla does
cure scrofula, salt rheum, and other
diseases or affections arising from i'm
1t also oVercomes that tired feeling,
creates good appetite. and gives
strength to every part of the system.
Try it. 5
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Serious Allegations.

CHICAGO, November 25.-States Attor-
ney GrinnelI, who is trying to have the
bucket-shOp keepers indicted, said, to =
day, that they had promised him proof
that the regular board of trade was
nothing but big bucket-shop. If such
proof is forthcoming, he declared be
would bring the case of the board before
the grand jury.
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How speIlman Died.

NEW YORK, November 25.-By the
evidence of two women of the town,
given to the police, tonight, it trans
pires that Jockey Spellman, who died on
Wednesday, broke his head by falling
upon the pavement while drunk. The
women we're leading him along the
street. They had been drinking with
Spellman throughout the night.
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Won't Resign This Year,

PHILADELPHIA, November 25. - Mr..
Powderly, when shown the published
report of the letter purporting to have
been written by him to an Indianapolis
paper, said he was not going to resign
this year, and would make no further
expression on the subject.
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In the ReichstaR.

BERLIN, November 25.-Herr Wedell
Presdorff was reelected president of
the Reichstag; DR.. Bull and Herr IN,
the Reichstag.
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. A Virtual Monopdy.

PIrTsBURG, November 25.-The stock
holders of the Westinghouse Electric
Company have ratified the recent deal
with the Consolidated Electric Light
Company, of New York. This, it is
claimed gives the ConsolidatedCompany
virtual monopoly OF the incandescent
IiDht
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Rouvier to Read Grevy's Message

PARIS, November 25.-Le Paris says
that Rouvier has agreed to read Presi-
dent Greyy's message only on condition
that the latter withdraws his acce ptance
OF the resignation of the ministry.
Rouvier reproached the president for
accepting the minister's resignation
before the conversions OF the operation
could be reconcluded.
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LIME AND BUILpING ROOF

MEssRs. vARLEY & EVERILL B
VI ing leased the lime kilns known as
Pascoe Lime Kilns, from the
Lime and Cement Company, are prepard
furnish first class Lime and Building
in any quantity, on the shortest mol
Office and salesroom No. so South
Temple Street, North of HERALD Build
Telephone No. ~.
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SYmnathatiC.

DARMsTADT, November 25.-In the
Diet, to-day, the Grand Duke of Hesse
expressed profound sympathy for the
German Crown Prince and said he
hoped God would order events for the
hest
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Obituary.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 25.-Major
A. w. Hendricks, a prominent lawyer
and cousin of the late Vice President
Hendricks, died suddenly Tonight
OF heart disease.
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pATRONIZE HOME laDUST

n UITARS AND MANDOLINS OF
u own make are known to be eGuaI
every respect to any of American or foIE
make. Please give me call before buy
Prices: Guitars from SIS. upwards; Ms
Inns from 81, upward C. A. Carson,
First West and Second South, one and y
blocks west of Cullen Hotel,
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The Loss.

DEsMoINEs, Iowa. November 25.-The
loss in the Desmoines packing house
house fire, last night. is estimated at
$3.50, 900; insurance, $195 900.
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A San Jose, Gala Hanging.

San JOSE, Gala, November 25.-
Charles Goslaw was hanged at noon, to
day. for the murder of H. A. Grant, at
Los Gatos, q few miles from this city,
last January.
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George Gould Coming.

NEW YORK, November 25.-George
Gould left for San Francisco last night,
on business connected with the Pacific
Mail
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Campaign Closed.

ATLANTA, November Ss.-The Prohi-
bition campaign closed to night with an
imposing demonstration OF "antis."
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SPECIAL NOTICEs.

The rates for advertisements in thii
column are:
One time, cents per line.
Each subsequent time 212 cents per line.
Payable strictly in advance,
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WANTED.

SEVERAL GOOD OPERATORS ON WEE
- Machines for shoe work. Apply to
H. Rowe, Shoe Factory.
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nOUBLE PRICE WILL BE PAID Ed
u copies of THE HERALD of the fojlowii
dates: February sd, 1887; May 31st. 1887.
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STEPHENS SINGING GLASSES.

NECOND TERM BEGINS THE LAS
= Week in November. New students wi
be admitted Children, Monday, Tuesda
and Friday al O'Clock Adults, Tuesda
and Thursday nights at SO. A course
Harmony will be included in the Thursds
night studies. Join at once!
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HELD THE ENGRAYER.

DRAUGHTSMAN AND d
L signer, has moved to room s In I'll
Hooper & Eldredge Building, Main Street.
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Do.yOu want a situation?
II Have you a house TO rent?
no you want a servant?
~ have you lost Anything?
Advertise in this column.
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DOUND AND UNBOUND VOLUMES
ID MiLLeBnidL Star and Journal Of Disc0ur
covering period from 184S to 1881. App!
610 W. First South.